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Meanings of hulking man in English
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Usage of hulking man in English
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The hulking man looked at him with red-rimmed eyes and said nothing.
2
The hulking man stood another cask on the table beside her head.
3
The hulking man bucked at the blade's passing and thrashed wildly.
4
And yet she is the woman, and you are a great hulking man!
5
Behind them came a hulking man whose mechanical movements somehow carried a calculated grace.
6
His passenger, a hulking man with shoulder-length blond hair, gripped a Czech-made hand grenade.
7
In the doorway stood a hulking man with a gigantic mustache, wearing a blue-and-green-checked jacket.
8
I thought of the hulking man with the shaved head and the single pearl earring.
9
What the fuck's going on here?' snarled the hulking man, peering around the mostly dark room.
10
He was a hulking man, and his shiny Grecian Formula hair was combed neatly in law-enforcement style.
11
Down the street a huge hulking man lay himself down in the road and went to sleep.
12
He's a hulking man whose size would frighten you on a deserted street-thatis, until you saw his face.
13
An officer of the 27th Regiment, Fifth Division, called Purple Heart Louis, a high, broad, hulking man, invariably got hit in combat.
14
At a gesture from her, the hulking man ripped one of the straps holding the Aes Sedai's gag off of its nail.
15
He was the opposite of Kong, a hulking man with a broad face, small intelligent eyes, and a full, eggplant-colored Asian mouth.
16
He is setting up a telescope. He raised his hand to signal the other hulking man to open the door into the atrium.